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Sponsorship

Being involved with the London Fringe and Festival 2012 is a unique chance to support the arts in London, and be linked with an event that reaches all areas of the community. We can tailor sponsorship/advertising to your requirements.

The London Fringe and Festival is inclusive, innovative and contemporary, attracting a wide audience. It offers:

a captive market for brand-building
development and presentation of brand values
a positive association with the Arts
positive press coverage
an opportunity to influence key decision-makers

We are looking for businesses who want to reach a large urban demographic open to new ideas and experiences. A Festival gets attention because it's events are diverse, innovative and exciting. People who attend Festival events tend to be single, outgoing, intelligent consumers, with time and money to spend. They have a cosmopolitan taste and a liberal social attitude.

We are offering an opportunity for brands to get involved as sponsors in these ways:

To discuss sponsorship opportunities please get in touch or phone 07527 787 225.

 

In-Kind Support

One of the best ways to support the London Fringe is through donation of products, equipment or services. Given the large scope of the festival, these donations can provide a high-visibility stage for a business or organization.

If you would like to help, please get in touch.

 

The London Festival Fringe August 2010

The London Festival Fringe is now an established headline event. A few statistics: In August 2010 the London Festival Fringe had 297 performances and 41 shows listed in August.

During the Festival the Fringe website, www.londonfestivalfringe.com, had almost 18,000 page views and around 4,500 visits weekly, measured by Quantcast. At that time it was ranked around 2,567 in Great Britain.


There were 10 London Awards for Art and Performance as part of the Festival with hundreds of people taking part. The London Awards Ceremony at the Waldorf Hilton Hotel on Thursday, August 26, was covered live by BBC London News, and over 200 people attended. Here's the video link to the Awards ceremony and photographs are on site. The awards are listed to the right with videos and photographs on each page.

We promote artists and performers in the London Fringe throughout the year building up to a Festival each year. The website continues to help artists and performers by promoting their shows and events and helping them get audiences.

 

The London Bridge Festival July 2009

The London Festival Fringe 2010 was built on the successful London Bridge Festival in July 2009. The Bridge Festival featured nearly 100 events in around 30 venues, had hundreds of participants, and presented 5 London Awards. 

Site traffic at the start of the London Bridge Festival in July 2009 was around 8000 visits per week:

Please note this is a weekly running total.

 




 
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